The 8 Best Biscuit Cutters

The 11 stainless steel rings of the K&S Artisan Round (appx. $17) are in graduated sizes from 1 to 3.5 inches, with each clearly labeled. They'll cut through hard or sticky dough with ease, and what’s more, they come nestled in a compact container.

Thanks to the sturdy handles of the K&S Artisan Professional Quality (about $16), your fingers won’t be anywhere near the blades during use. In addition to the five molds, you'll get an ergonomic rubber-grip blender that can also be used for chopping foods like chocolate and nuts.

In addition to biscuits, you’ll find the KSPowwin 7 Pieces (around $11) are useful for many other culinary creations, like miniature pizzas, burger patties, and more. They’re made with safety in mind, and have completely smooth surfaces and rounded tops.

The RSVP Endurance (about $12) could become your go-to tools for uniform brownies, petit fours, and tea sandwiches. Plus, unlike with circular-shaped molds, you’ll save time by being able to use most of your flattened dough before having to re-roll it.

The 12 pieces of the Kayaso Plain Edge (about $12) feature thin, sharp blades for a clean cut in your dough, and they lift away easily without any annoying sticking. They nest within each other for compact storage in the included tin to help reduce kitchen drawer clutter.

Whether you use the Kwik Kut PE-61 (appx. $6) to make biscuits, chop vegetables, or tenderize meat, you’ll appreciate its wide handle that keeps your fingers well out of harm’s way. For smaller jobs, it can replace a food processor, and it’s way simpler to clean, to boot.

The versatile Progressive Prepworks (about $10) are fluted on one end and smooth on the other, giving you two sets in one, and their bright colors make them stand out in a crowded drawer. They're made of sturdy plastic and will also slice evenly through bread, fruit, and vegetables.

The Homy Feel Mini Geometric (appx. $9) come in handy when you’re baking cookies, donuts, tarts, or other pastries. The 24 pieces are oven-safe up to 500 degrees, and they can also be placed on a frying pan to help produce perfectly formed pancakes or sunny side up eggs.